Pembrokeshire

Breathtaking landscapes, rocky outcrops, great activity facilities

Tenby

A puffin enjoying a snack

Marloes Sands

Tenby Harbour

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Pembrokeshire is an area of outstanding beauty with tremendous variety. From majestic cliffs to sand dunes, from broad river estuaries to cascading streams, from gently rolling arable land to rocky outcrop - all can be seen within a few miles of each other.

This wealth of contrasts is due to the very bones of the land. The fact that such a variety of rock types occur within such a comparatively small area has directly affected the scenery and history of this westerly quarter of Wales.

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, one of Britain's breathing spaces, takes in about a third of the county including the entire coastal strip, the upper reaches of the Daugleddau and the Preseli's. Its the only National Park that is almost all coastal. The National Park run an extensive programme of activities and events for both adults and children so you can really make the most of what the area has to offer.

Pembrokeshire is also the capital of activities! Everything from coasteering, diving, sailing and surfing by the coast to riding, walking and cycling just about anywhere! Just don’t forget to relax on one of 83 beaches in the county!

This cluster of four properties sits within the six acres of land belonging to the Old Coach House and stares out at the glistening waters of Rosebush reservoir set within the National park, in the heart of Pembrokeshire

This cluster of four properties sits within the six acres of land belonging to the Old Coach House and stares out at the glistening waters of Rosebush reservoir set within the National park, in the heart of Pembrokeshire

This cluster of four properties sits within the six acres of land belonging to the Old Coach House and stares out at the glistening waters of Rosebush reservoir set within the National park, in the heart of Pembrokeshire

This cluster of four properties sits within the six acres of land belonging to the Old Coach House and stares out at the glistening waters of Rosebush reservoir set within the National park, in the heart of Pembrokeshire